People seek help for specific reasons which could be more or less specific, some of which involve anxiety, depression, eating disorders, psycho-somatic conditions, obsessional behaviour, or phobias, difficulties in concentrating, dissatisfaction in work or inability to form satisfactory intimate relationships.

​Psychoanalytic psychotherapy draws on the theory of psychoanalysis and its understanding of the unconscious processes that take place in the human mind. It's a therapeutic process which helps to understand one's difficulties and symptoms by gaining a deeper insight into one's inner world and its significant role in how one relates to others.

Change takes time, which is why Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is best considered as a long-term treatment. It  involves considerable commitment,           for both patient and therapist. 
Whether psychoanalytic psychotherapy is the treatment of choice for a you depends on a variety of factors. It is often helpful to have one or more preliminary consultations before deciding whether psychoanalytic psychotherapy is the appropriate treatment for you. 

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy has the capacity to contribute significantly to one's overall well-being and to a greater sense of fulfilment in life.